Avery Collaboration Not Litigation

What a great aroma. Mellow sweet bourbon, Nutty bitters, rose brown hazy yeast color, slightly sticky, nice warm throat, not (too much for 8.72 abv)..Add all this up for just $7... Great.

Tried Batch 2 edition. Amber pour with small white head. Typical belgian flavor with hint if caramel, and lacking alcoholic aftertaste. Not too bad.

Bottle at Avery. Pours amber body with semi-cloudiness, two-finger white head. Aroma of brett - typical - well balanced. Good Belgian, perfect to style, just need to love the style more I guess. Can’t get over the brett.

Crushed with Jakebra off tap at the brewery. Very musty. Sour, kinda funky, kinda awesome-y nose and flavor. Like a belgian strong combined with a tripel combined with a saison. Interesting and pretty badass.

bottled. Hazy and golden coloured with a medium head. Somewhat malty with notes caramel, hay, spices and hops.

Quite a unique brew. At times it spins a delicious complexity with hop bitterness, caramel, nut, fruit. Other times it’s hot, alcoholic, and oppressive. It should be tried. Not much else to say.

(on bottle)Chestnut red, white head. Sweet and fruity aroma; plums and abricot. Foamy mouth; malty and alcoholic. Not a complex beer, I´m afraid. Heavy, yes, sweet, yes, but it lacks personality in turms of spicies, malted fullness and esters. Especially the finish is disapointing and absent.

Batch #2 pours a copper color with a frothy white head. Aroma of citrus, spice, banana and raisin. Taste of biscuit, lemon, banana and dark fruit. Nice creamy mouthfeel. This is a nice beer and could definitely drink it again.